Sentences with phrase «potentially valuable resource»

Having hundreds of connections means you are a potentially valuable resource for generating new business, with the ability to bring in more talent and market a brand.

Wasting a potentially valuable resource, not to mention harming the environment, he said, mystified him.

TFAers are a potentially valuable resource to our schools.

While the content can seem a bit dense and academic at times — the essays are, after all, written by some of the nation's leading thinkers on business issues — the website is a potentially valuable resource for policy makers and anyone thinking about starting a new business.

To pursue opportunities that might not be advertised yet (or in some cases might not exist officially yet), you need to actively work on establishing and / or strengthening your access to potentially valuable resources, such as contacts within companies you'd like to work for.

Not exact matches

Working cats offer a valuable service in controlling rodents and other small vermin that consume farm resources (not just grain, but also grease on machinery), chew electrical wires and potentially spread disease.

The calls waste valuable time and resources and potentially slow down the response to genuine emergencies.

Graduates joining the Audit Programme will also have the chance to work in a specific area of the business whilst studying towards a valuable professional qualification, including potentially joining the Audit Response team, a special unit designed to mobilise resources at short notice.